I built a rocket assisted LEGO car
Brick & Gear
Mar 4, 2025 13:30
Create an account to hide videos, mark them watched, or save them to Don't Miss.
Create an account to hide videos, mark them watched, or save them to Don't Miss.
Create an account to hide videos, mark them watched, or save them to Don't Miss.
Project Speed - Part II
It's been almost two years since my first attempt to build a fast sprinting vehicle. This time, I decided to design something that can be driven on dirt and tarmac, with the ability to execute fast sprints on a straight line.
To achieve this, I built a robust rear-wheel drive vehicle with front axle steering and suspension powered by two BuWizz motors. For the high-speed sprints, I decided to go for a hybrid drive, using a combination of the electric BuWizz motors and a "gentle" push from four model rocket motors.
Project Speed will be further developed soon.
Speed Concept V2.0 specs :
Power : 2x BuWizz motors
Steering : 1x RC servo motor
Battery : 3-cell LiPo
Remote Controller : FlySky FS-i6 with 6-channel receiver
Electronic Speed Control (ESC) : Hobbywing Quicrun 880
Footage was shot on DJI Action 2 (Vehicle onboard and various shots) and Google Pixel 6a smartphone (build process and various shots).
Follow me on Instagram and Facebook for sneak peeks on upcoming projects at Brick & Gear.
#lego #rc
Science & Technology
#lego
#rc
#lego technic rc
#lego rc
#power functions
#legotechnic
#afol
#adultfanoflego
#legopowerfunctions
#powerfunctions
#legolife
#legomania
#legorc
#brick technology
#lego technic
#technic
#technology
#lego asmr
#asmr
#building lego asmr
#engineering lego
#the lego engineering channel
#lego experiment
#concept
#rchobby
#rocket